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This liberal nonsense is out of control this guy pays 865 a month for an apartment that majority of the other people are probably paying 2500 plus and now people with hood credit scores are going to be targeted when they buy a house ridiculous this is socialist America.
You should just take the hit and not edit the drug names. This was a great convo about drugs. This was one of my favorite episodes. Well it is my favorite. I almost turned it off when I saw the guy but just let it go. I'm glad I did
Please don't drive on any drug or alcohol! That was the scariest thing he said in the whole video. "I can drive on anything." So many people think that until they kill someone.
Realistically a 28 year old with car crash injuries, admitted drug dealing and addiction, and student loans so far in arrears that his refunds are garnished is not going to pass the screening for any government or military job
People think that anyone can join the military. There are requirements: physical and mental. They judge morals too. He’s also very old for a new recruit. Air Force is the hardest branch to get into. If he even wants a chance army is most lenient.
Truth. I love listening to Caleb's interviews, cuz every time the interviewee is from Austin, I'm reminded, "Oh ya, that's why I don't live there anymore." 🤣🤣
Even with out any injuries. He has no clue the physical shape he would have to be in. With being hit by a truck and these nerve pains, it does not sound very promising.
The way the military is going woke with gender studies admitting those who aren't fit physically and thinking that t ihe second amendment doesn't apply to anyone except the military. I wouldn't be surprised if they hired him.
Gahd, I'll be 30 in May and feel like all of a sudden in 27 the time I'd been feeling, *_really_* started to fly by. Dk how this guy hasn't actually felt it yet. 😬 Sad, he'll realize soon enough if he hasn't already and just doesn't want to admit it to himself.
@@danielelbaz2543 Yes Mr. Daniel , ı can not even spell accomplesment in a langague that is not my native langague. Also ı am not a active user of writing in English. 😉 What would you suggest me to accomplesh spelling accomplesment 😏
@@Zenytonine I am 30 and all my best advice would be to learn how to invest yourself, watch alot of youtube videos and find communities on the internet
The "I'm just too intelligent for that" got me. I let out a guffaw. I get that he wants things to go his way from the get-go, but sometimes you have to work jobs you hate. I want to hope he makes it, but he lacks motivation.
...but he's got "no doubt he'll be retired before the age of 45... and he's got a friend that makes $60 Million a month." 🙃 Wish him the best, but just wow.
I'm still watching the video. Did he admit to which 'drugs'? He could be talking about Advil/Motrin/Benadryl. 🤣 Edit: Nevermind, he admitted to what kind of drugs. 🥲
Rule number one of life dont go online show your face, say where you live, and admit to selling drugs while living in a state that will send you away for life
Prosecutors need to demonstrate/present actual physical evidence of him doing so. Him just casually saying he sold drugs is probably not enough to convict. His defense attorney could easily turn it around and say he was saying this for comedic purposes. This interview wasn't conducted under oath.
I love how he says "I'm too intelligent for that.", referring to working for TSA. He's got no job, no money, and he is wearing a weird cowboy hat with a basketball jersey....sure, buddy. You are much too intelligent for those TSA folks...
It’s always insane to me when these people fully dox themselves or worse, their parents, like do we need to know the exact organisation your mum works for and her role there? Is it just opening her up to unnecessary embarrassment when someone goes “oh hey my aunt works there to, I’ll send her this video so she knows who’s got a drug dealing son!” Wild.
But, was he even for real? He may have just said it to feel like he looked like a "big deal" on RU-vid. I suspect a lot of what he said, may not have been entirely on the level.
He also says thats a job in finance but its more a treasury position in a network or club of women realtors. He doesnt understand what hes talking about.
I gotta say, I can’t follow the thought process of “I can’t do manual labor cause I was hit by a truck, but I want to join the navy seals.” I hope this guy figures it out but he needs to pick something and grind it out.
I was wondering that too. I had a friend who struggled to join the air force as a pilot because she had asthma. And we were on a swim team together, so she had a pretty rare skill of being excellent at swimming too. So idk how he would be able to do that
Why would he incriminate himself saying he sold all those drugs?? He also brings up his mom's work?! "I can pretty much drive on any drug." This guy is wreckless WTFFF
You know people are messed up in the head when they can’t handle weed.. it’s annoying how people are scared of talking about drug use but this guy is reckless I can agree with that almost like he’s bragging about it.
@@dylgotbyl drugs affect people differently. "You know people are messed up in the head when they can’t handle weed". that's a really stupid statement. one guy can smoke a .5 of indoor and barely feel anything, another person can get blasted off 1 toke. it has nothing to do with your mental health. it has to do with thc receptors and all kinds of other crap. in the 70s they used to smoke LEAF with barely any THC. nowadays strains have over 20% THC.. some people press extract it and smoke it then act like retarded zombies 😂
Would it? Even if the guy is/was selling drugs he was still hit by the guys truck. I'm genuinely curious if that would factor into the case at all. Guess we'll find out if he comes back for a follow up episode!
@@doctorbrown5957 100% they would pay him less if anything at all. Blame the nerve pain on past drug use. I speak from personal experience with this type of case.
I appreciate Caleb here. He really had to decide to shut down this convo or embrace it and he went for it. People do lucrative things for money and this guy was genuinely good and was willing to explain his thoughts and decisions. 10/10
@jackskoog8041 Because YT will take $$ from his earnings as well as not promote the videos, I don't necessarily know if YT would "CANCEL" him, but is it really worth the headache? By muting the convo YT would see it as not promoting the sale of illicit drugs.
You can really tell how much Caleb cares about his guests. He's not one to judge anyone's dream or passion, he just judges their ability to achieve it. Tough love. Love it.
Had a friend killed by an intoxicated driver, this dudes cavalier attitude to driving while impaired is disgusting and reprehensible. Honestly, for all the selfish things he's done, he has defiantly ruined other peoples lives, whether through selling his hard drugs that can easily lead to overdose or directly when he recked a car, guy belongs in jail.
I don't think most if any gov jobs will be on the table after publicly admitting to not just doing, but dealing drugs - for a clearance it can be hard enough to get past a history of use, let alone addiction, and for any of the type of jobs he was talking about they will do a deep enough investigation to find out. Also with his mom's job info and the student loan default/tax garnishment, he probably made himself extra identifiable. On top of that, something like the SEALs or any of the special forces is already one of the most competitive paths you could attempt to pursue. (Not to mention just officer school, which requires a degree, or boot camp are physically taxing with his injuries) There are other options out there for sure, but I wouldn't waste his time with gov/military.
It depends, local government or city jobs probably wouldn’t look/care as long as you pass a pre employment drug test. Which should be easy for him if he doesn’t smoke weed.
I had a very good friend like this. Addiction and the big break always is just around the corner. The beliefs that other people are below you or their jobs are with no attempt to find your higher purpose. This likely ends with harder drugs and homeless.
451 days sober today. In that time I've relocated back to my hometown area and reconnected with family. I've lost over 70 pounds. I've started working out and lifting weights. I also have paid off over $50,000 in debt, $25,000 of which was credit cards. I have increased my income by 75% by starting my own business and consulting in my field of ten plus years experience. I have saved and paid CASH for a house, which I plan to completely renovate. Addiction destroys more than just your body, it absolutely annihilates your finances. Getting sober has changed my life.
Wonder if the other parties lawyers are watching this. What an absolute gold mine for them. Not only does he say how much money he would accept he also minimizes the impact of his injuries by talking about his constant partying.
Best of luck to the lawyers finding the video. There are over 800 million videos on this website and his name is not connected to it in any way aside from verbally speaking it in the video. Therefore they have to sift through 800 million videos before they find this one and see his face
@@sauromayneactually it’s called reverse image search. You can take a picture of a person and find everywhere that their pictures shows up. It’s crazy how they can find people. I used to work for a law firm. We found peoples posts and everything with the system they have in play. I was able to see this person instagram page while they had it on private. It’s possible especially when insurance companies come into play. Insurance companies fo not like paying. Best believe it they will find this and they will use it against him
Driving drunk and high, stealing, being mad at thieves stealing a bike yet you’re committing arguably worse crimes??? I haven’t been this heated watching an audit in a while.
Dear kindly Sergeant Krupke, Ya gotta understand: It's just our bringin' upke That gets us outta hand. Our mothers all are junkies, Our fathers all are drunks. Golly Moses, natcherly we're punks.
What's with the negativity? If someone wants to do something, why discourage them? David Goggins became a seal and he was 300 pounds and was told he'd never make it. Look at him now.
Seals is a real thing, but it's largely a recruiting tool for the navy. The vast majority of people will not even be accepted into training. The washouts swab decks for 4 years.
As a Marine Vet, I can honestly say. When I joined the Marines at 18 straight out of highschool, that was the best decision I ever made. They have classes and things in place that teach us how to manage our finances.
I joined the Army at 17, the discipline and introduction to tax advantaged accounts like the TSP was awesome. Seems like people in the unit either totally got it and stacked cash or totally missed it and wound up in an unhappy marriage, in debt and underwater on a car loan
If this guy is able to stay clean off of addiction, and choose a career path he's going to do great things. I think we're all wishing him the best on committing to doing what he said he was going to do.
Agree, it's all about connections and who you know in life. If he's good at networking like he says. Hell land on his feet, given he stays off drugs and chooses a career path like you said.
Selling life insurance is the OG of MLMs. My brother’s gf convinced him to drop out of school and sell life insurance with her because she was making six figures (but she only did this for a few months up to that point 🤔) and couple make more working together. That lasted a few months and I happened to catch them doing doordash to make ends meet when I happened to be waking through the center of town. She’s a waitress now and my brother paints for her dad.
Agreed. When I heard American Income Life, I immediately realized he was headed towards scam territory, and if he does do it, it's not gonna end well for him.
Came here to make this comment. This is an MLM, get rich quick, plan that will just cost this dude money. Was really hoping this was called out in the video.
I used to work for American income life and they tried to get me to move into an apartment with 4 other recruiters ( BECAUSE THEYRE NOT LIFE INSIRANCE SALESMEN) , tried to convince me to finance a nice car meanwhile they enforced recruitment and spent 3 hours a day walking around trailer parks manipulating low life's and elderly people into buying something they can't afford. it's literally a scam pyramid scheme
Is that almost like a realtor scam?? I had a friend try to get me into that. It was hard to agree to. I couldn't afford it and felt like I was paying more than necessary so I declined.
After watching a bunch of these I’m starting to recognize patterns. Many of these interviewees have expert skills in bullsh*^ting, playing the role of victim in life and narcissistic perceptions of self. They are lacking focus, follow-through, commitment, and reality-oriented awareness. They all have grand ideas about getting rich quick and live almost exclusively in the present with no planning for the future or sense of accountability for their past.
Correct it's almost like parents of this generation went too lightly on a lot of these kids and now they are forever victims in their own minds thinking the world's gonna bend for them and their needs until they hit it Big on some bullshit that's truly what they think
Hi Caleb! I’m a student psychologist who works with veterans at the VA. There are positive aspects to being or having been in the military; for some people, it is an extremely meaningful experience with financial benefits. At the same time, veterans face major risk to their mental and physical health - post traumatic stress disorder and head injury are typical. Individuals with with pre existing mental health challenges may be especially at-risk for negative mental health outcomes following service in combat exposed positions. Anytime military service is considered, a hard reckoning with these potentials is warranted IMO.
Not to mention, you will be working for far below minimum wage during 1st enlistment. Could be made to to do whatever manual labor is needed, regardless of asvab scores or training completed. They are 100% slaves who have every decision made for them, all the way down to how to fold their underwear. It can be a good thing for women, because they never have to deploy if they don't want to. Many get pregnant a year and a half in, get early separation with an honorable discharge and full educational benefits.
As much as the addiction themed episodes can be challenging and sad to watch, damn they are so so valuable. It’s really interesting to view these situations from a high level, and it’s so clear that addiction seeps into all aspects of the addicts life, often without them even realising it. Being in recovery myself, I can look back now and see how my addictions drove me to be more impulsive with my spending and adopt a mindset that nothing mattered anyway so why not spend all my money now. I hope this young man finds the help that he needs, and can work towards his own form of recovery, whatever that might look like for him. It is possible!
So this guy is a "former" drug dealer. Who admittedly still uses illegal drugs. Who claims to have many connections to people in that scene. And told the world he lives in a nice low income apartment unit that is above a whole foods and can see the capital from his window. I wonder what could go wrong by doing that.
@@RealBoiJare hah this is one episode that had me gob smacked.... He needs to do some real repentance... the quote .' I'm good at net working' good at scams and drug dealing ..he is scum
I mean, it's possible they were poor growing up and his mom worked her way up the ladder at work to a head position, especially after a few decades. And that's about literally the only thing I can defend for this guy......
Right, most people, especially if our parents gneration have kids pretty young when they're struggling financially and don't have a career yet. She could've started off in a tight situation and then by the time he was older, gotten this great job
Lots of ladies, including my mom, get pregnant as teenagers living in poverty and raise their older kids while struggling until theyre teenagers and then the mom is able to go back to school and get into a good carreer
Licensed and board-certified physician here. The illicit substance conversation and how nonchalant he was about the absolute crap those things can do to your life is incredibly cringe from a medical perspective. He really doesn’t seem to have a good clue as to the long-term ramifications of his life choices and unfortunate continued life choices
@@bigcockedman714 I get to see the end result of persistent controlled substance usage over generations. I’ve seen people getting started, in the middle of their lives, and at the end who’ve done it forever. I haven’t seen anything that would compel me to believe their lives are better for using controlled substances. As far as legal drugs, I’ve never started a single patient on benzodiazepines and incredibly rarely start someone on opiates for pain. Mostly my Nephro patients who can’t tolerate NSAIDs and Tylenol isn’t helping. Feel free to bring your expertise to the conversation. Mine includes over a decade of seeing these patients and trying to comfort their families when it ultimately doesn’t go well.
This was beyond cringeworthy. This guy openly admits to using and selling drugs and thinks he will make it into the FBI. Do you have any idea about how stringent the hiring process is not just for the FBI but any federal law enforcement agency? This guy wouldn’t make it past step one of the hiring process at any of these agencies.
Am I the only one who think the military isn’t a realistic option for someone who’s been addicted to drugs their whole life? One slip up is a dishonorable discharge, never get a job again.
Dude said “I feel like in Texas black people steal.” And then pretty much gave away his address. But he’s “too intelligent” for a certain job. That was too funny.
Honestly, I have no sympathy for him. He's going so far as to put other people's lives in danger at times. I've been through a lot of shit in my life, and I'm definitely not perfect. But there's one thing I'll never do, and that's inconvenience anybody else's life in any way with my troubles. Honestly he just seems very selfish and immature.
I have been in the Navy for 16 years and work with guys like this every day. The Navy is built out of people like this. Recruiters are struggling right now across all branches of service, so the military is offering massive bonus'. Some of them are $75,000+. There are also debt forgiveness incentives. Going into a Navy recruiting office, it's important to know what rate (job title) you are interested in, otherwise they are just going to throw you to whatever rate they need the most. Cheat Code: Tell the recruiter you want to be a TAR Aviation rate. Best kept secret in the Navy.
From the opposite perspective, bikes in the same roads as multi-ton metal machines moving at 30+ speeds is a nightmare of anxiety for car drivers. Bike lanes need to be on extended sidewalks that were made for them. Or we need to transition cities to full walker/public transport environments. Trying to blend the two is getting people killed.
ALERT!!!!! NO, do not recommend Cold Turkey. If he drinks too much on a regular basis, he can have serious seizures!! He needs to detox more slowly and best if he is monitored at a facility.
Seems like he doesn't see how destructive the drugs/alcohol have been on his life. Living for the party when waiting for the lawsuit to come to fruition seems horrible. I hope he finds a good path for life soon.
Glad he is really trying to switch his life around! Also, I'm in the process of joining the Air Force and past drug issue and medical issues may stop him from joining any branch. They may be okay with it but its very tough, especially when your job requires a clearance.
Prior Air Force here - I was thinking the same thing, medical issues will be a problem and they really don't like drug use - past or present. He's a great people person though and I wish him all the best as he starts to take this seriously.
I feel like this public video with admitting to all the illegal stuff, poor job history, and poor habits really doesnt help him to land a future position. I wish him the best either way tho.
I can relate as I also didn’t have a father figure/role model growing up but man take some radical responsibility. I found great role models thanks to RU-vid.
To be honest the smartest thing this guy said during the entire video is that he wants to look into the military. He’d have housing, money, discipline, and be forced to stop doing drugs.
You’re not young at 28, you’re dam near 30 and still no aspirations or work ethic. He’s not a complete loss cause with not extreme credit car or car loan debts. But he needs to get discipline in his life asap
@@perry6712 no you’re not, late teens/early 20s you’re young. Make your mistakes and learn Late 20s your brain and body are fully developed. You’re a grown ass man, if you haven’t gotten your shit together well it’s time to do it now
All the careers recommended by the career test actually make sense. As someone who also used to sell drugs(mostly weed), getting into that line of work always seem doable for me because I know exactly what to look for. As for the event planner, that's also because of the drug dealing cause of the networking. Hopefully he went military or something he really enjoyed.
For those interested "K" is a schedule III non-narcotic drug that is only legal to be used under the supervision of certified doctor and medical clinics. But use outside of that it is treated like all other schedule III substances. As far as bicycle theft insurance, that DOES exist. Someone tried selling it to me when I was in uni cause everyone and their grandmother had their bikes stolen on campus. I would definitely suggest trying to get into "K" program if it helping and/or get into substance abuse counseling over trying to quit cold turkey, as well as trying different AA meetings. I also think that military could do wonders for him as well, it can really open a lot of doors. I'm not sure how it works but military service can erase the 13k college debt too potentially. Austin has a major IRS office as well as potential avenues as well. I really hope we see a follow up, cause I think he will figure it out.
Lawsuits can take YEARS to be resolved. Best to just figure out what you are gonna do financially until then, then celebrate that you finally made it once/if you do. Had to explain this to my cousin and it took almost 3 years for him to get the pay out - he blew almost a million dollars in about 5 months because of his debts he owed from it all...
Army intel vet here, Air Force is the way to go. But he will be at a disadvantage because of the spicy party dealing and not qualifying for a security clearance, required for the jobs he’s interested in.
@@sarah6478 they do require a basic background check (tax garnishment) and physical fitness though and it sounds like after the car accident he's not there physically. Also if he thinks he's too good for TSA not sure he's going to be willing to pay his dues being a junior enlisted guy as an MP or admin riding a desk...
Yea his recruiter would be getting waiver after waiver just to get him into MEPS and then he would have to pass the physical. The AF recruiter wouldn’t bother so he better look at the Navy or Army. I don’t believe he could finish an enlistment now that they don’t need the bodies for the wars.
I dont feel an ounce of pitty for this guy. He needs to take responsibility for his actions. He had a parent who was educated regardless of his surroundings. There are people that had his same up bringing and didnt have acess to parents who had finacial education like his mom did. The amount of excuses he made through this video was astonishing.
Well done Caleb, glad to see you reach out to someone who really needed the advice and direction. Drug addiction is a tough habit to break and living in mediocrity is even harder. Really showed your empathy here.
My dad was run over by a truck on a worksite back 2017 or maybe 2018. They sued the business that owned the truck and really struggled to get a settlement. They finally did, but you might not get as much as you would think. My friend’s brother was run over by a car (not a business vehicle) and he barely got anything. And he is now in a wheelchair. It’s sad, but I wouldn’t put all your hope into winning the case. 😢
I think a lot of people are blinded by how genuinely charismatic and personable this guy is, and not listening to the attitude he actually has. The drug part is the most glaringly obvious. I know it's uncool to dislike drugs but holy shit he has unbelievably red tinted glasses on.
Straight up trying to justify using ketamine recreationally because some people with severe depression are prescribed it in a controlled setting. In my country they call ketamine "hippie smack" and it's ruined a whole generation of young people. It's an actual problem and this guy is brushing it off like it's paracetamol.
He might be the least self aware person I’ve ever seen bro what are you on??? He’s 28, thinks he’s still young, has no savings and hasn’t worked a real job in his life but thinks he’ll retire at 45, dealt drugs and posted about it on the internet and thinks he can be in the navy seals, thinks he can drive well on “any substance” like dude how delusional can you get??? I swear bro I hate Austin, Tx.
@@pr-jj6nc I wasn’t really judging based off of his opinions and goals, whether they’re actually ideal or not. I was stating that he seems to know his financial situation sucks.
Idk what video you were watching. But the kid just admitted to drug dealing. It doesn’t look good especially in his case. I actually hope the lawyer doesn’t find this video 😂 🤦
@@agentsnorlson7913 I didn’t say he was smart or made good decisions. I said he was self aware. That was directed towards his financial situation. He seemed rather aware his financial situation sucked.
Dude people need Adderall, Viavance, to help their mental disorder of ADHD. I'm so sick of people taking this for fun. Wow, he thinks he's beat up now? Join the military and end up totally wrecked.
Describes himself as a good person, then proceeds to discuss his history of drug dealing and stealing. With good people like these, who needs bad people?
Just drove home from work through some really rural twisty windy roads, this was a perfect wild accompaniment to listen to while driving. best of luck with everything
Serious question- isn't this guy putting himself in trouble by broadcasting he sold hard drugs, then saying how much he made illegally by doing it? "iM nOT a LAwER bUt" this just doesn't seem like a very good idea...
Meh, he is admitting to breaking the law on camera but it would only be up to his local law enforcement to pursue it. In this case most likely he never see charges.
@@tshandy1 yeah, no shit it's a drug when they say harmless they're talking comparatively to other recreational substances, because in comparison, it really is. It fucks with your ability to hit rem sleep if you're a chronic smoker sometimes you can't eat without it can't sleep without it, and since such high THC is being produced there's the CHS cannabis hyperemesis syndrome it's extremely rare, but it seems in a small percentage of people that chronically smoke 24/7 for years they get violently sick if they smoke like puking, and the only thing that fixes it is a hot shower, and nobody knows why, but again this is rare, very rare. Now, all of this might sound like a lot, but comparatively to other drugs now this addiction does not ruin your life. You don't go out, robbing people for it you don't get dope sick even if you don't feel good without it comparatively it's a harmless addiction to other recreational substances because it doesn't destroy the body like other recreational substances can in an exceedingly QuickTime Weed can mess with your lungs, but it is the opposite of tobacco smoke. Tobacco smoke sticks weed makes you cough up your phlegm. I forget the scientific name behind it, but you can look it up and it it has the opposite effect that the tobacco smoke has on the stickiness to the lungs. The worst effect it has is the one on your Wallet as a chronic pot smoker put in recovery for the bad shit opiates, benzos cocaine
Despite his criminal past, I'm glad he's trying to change his life. Thankfully before taking it to a point where he gets convicted. He seems like he's got drive and he's very social and likable. I think he can turn this around in just a few years. Even faster if he gets a better paying job. Good luck to you brother.
War on drugs was the biggest sham ever, the Reagan administration was importing cocaine to pay for the contra wars, its all been proven , fast foreward thirty years its worse than ever, i can only speak where im from , new york, some neighborhoods are open air drug markets
He should team up with the window washing guy and start a drug dealing/window washing business. He'll have a front to launder money and the window washing guy will get the scaling that he wanted. It's Win/Win.
Trigger alert. This video could affect people who have experienced any kind of loss due to drug/alcohol abuse. The perspective of justifying selling/contributing to the substance abuse market changes dramatically when you have experienced first hand what they can do in destroying loved ones/families. Good objective approach Caleb.
I think that a lot of his career trouble comes down to what freaks out a lot of 20-somethings which is once you make certain career choices, it closes down other options. People (including me) like having ideas like the Navy SEALS and the FBI and tech and insurance but it’s hard to make definitive moves towards one and give up the others
He said "I think I'm good where I'm at, mentally, physically, and with the situation of the accident, as well." So he says he's good where he's at physically, but is expecting a payout from the accident? I don't think he realizes how difficult it is to win such lawsuits....
This was one of my favorite ones to date this guy is incredibly real I will say though if you’re thinking about the military based on your background the air force wouldn’t take you on. The marines would probably be your best option possibly army good luck to you in the future man! I look forward to seeing the follow up video
Hammer score of 4???? Seriously Caleb, this guy is an opportunistic burn out. Talk about dying on the Walmart floor, this guy is the epitome of that hands down!
Unfortunately for him he's going to be disqualified for any Federal law enforcement agency immediately, for drug use. Has to be sober for 5 years before they'll over look it, 3 for cannabis.
He should be careful with waiting for settlement money. It could take years and he could be so financially sunk by that time, that he won't get to keep it (liens etc). It's best to pretend the money is not a possibility until it's in his pocket. I think he's living as if he's going to get rich suddenly. It's dangerous.
The fact that insurance hasn’t already settled says a lot too. Most insurance companies will settle any half decent case to save legal fees and get the tax write off.
I’d love to see you interview someone who’s doing OK financially so we can learn about real financial planning rather than just paying off stupid debt and not spending money on takeout. Love the show though! As someone with virtually no debt, I’d love to learn where to put some of my (little) excess income and PLAN for my future. 💜
I'm glad the guy stopped selling drugs, a conviction will close off getting jobs in many fields....finance/insurance/banking, healthcare, and law enforcement will all be off limits, and many firms with $1 billion in sales will always do a background check. My first impression on this guy is that he belongs in sales. He is a very good conversation.....doesn't stutter or constantly go 'uummmmmm' or 'aaaahhhhhhh', generally stays on point, unlike many people who can't answer a simple question from Caleb. Just the kind of guy you can have a conversation with, even if your politics and life experiences are different. He has sold drugs in the past, so long-term become a legal drug salesperson for big-pharma. Another options is that if you can get your judgement in a lump sum, open a weed store. I really think this guy should have waited for the lawsuit to complete before doing this interview. Admitting to drug/alcohol use during a traffic incident is not a good look. With his injuries, this guy will never be in any kind of special forces 🤣
I don't know how we went from "I got hit by a truck and can't work" to "I want to join the military." There are still mandatory physical requirements that you have to meet. Same with FBI. And while there are waivers, usually to come in and get a waiver, you need to have some sort of skill that is in high demand to get one.
